Form: Quote Commentary

And a high school audience.

“Title: Individual Success Comes from Working Together as a Society, Made Possible by Heroes Working for the Common Good

The author is making a few key points:

While focusing on individual success is practical and leads to the best results for individuals, the economy, and politics, no one succeeds completely alone. All human achievements depend on being part of a society that provides resources and has rules.

The author disagrees with Isaac Asimov’s “Three Laws of Robotics” (rules for how robots should behave). The author thinks these rules only work if society creates the right conditions for them.

How far into the future people think (called “time preference”) when making decisions depends on how well society provides shared resources. This affects things like preserving genetic traits, physical appearance, civilization, and culture over time.

Although it might seem like this view goes against wanting a country for a specific ethnic group (an “ethnostate”), the author argues that it actually supports this idea. Having the power to get people to be patient and think long-term leads to the best shared resources for the past, present, and future.

For the author, “Whiteness” means individuals being responsible for things that benefit both themselves and society. It means respecting ancestors, investing in shared resources now, and passing on resources to future generations. This allows continuous improvement through a culture of pursuing truth, excellence, beauty, cooperation, and heroically overcoming challenges.

The author believes understanding these points provides a scientific and inspiring worldview. It can be the basis for laws and a natural religion to preserve European people, their connection to their ancestors, and nature.”

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“Here’s a translation of the article that a first-year college student should be able to understand:

Title: Individual success comes from working together as a society, which is made possible by people being heroes for the common good

The author is making a few main points:

While focusing on individual success is practical and leads to the best outcomes for individuals, the economy, and politics, no one succeeds entirely on their own. All human achievements depend on being part of a society that provides resources and has rules.

The author qualifies Isaac Asimov’s “Three Laws of Robotics” (rules for how robots should behave). The author thinks these rules only work if society creates the conditions for them.

How long-term people think (called “time preference”) when making decisions depends on how well society provides shared resources. This affects things like preserving genetic traits, physical traits, civilization, and culture over time.

Although it may seem like this view goes against wanting an ethnostate (a state or country for a particular ethnic group), the author argues the opposite is true. Having the power to get people to be patient and think long-term leads to the best shared resources for the past, present and future.

For the author, “Whiteness” means individuals being responsible for things that benefit themselves and society as a whole. It means paying debts to ancestors, investing in shared resources in the present, and passing on resources to future generations. This allows continuous improvement through a culture of pursuing truth, excellence, beauty, cooperation, and heroically overcoming challenges.

The author believes understanding these points provides a scientific and inspiring worldview. It can be the basis for laws and a natural religion to preserve European people and their connection to their ancestors and nature.”

Reply addressees: @radiofreenw